Inside Georgia Toffolo and husband James Watt's multi-million-pound London penthouse with panoramic city views
The former Made in Chelsea star, 30, who married the BrewDog founder, 43, in March, moved into his stylish London pad in early 2024.
Taking to Instagram Stories on Thursday, Georgia shared a shot of the couple's sleek living space.
The image revealed oversized green velvet sofas arranged on a textured rug, with a bold reconstructed marble coffee table taking centre stage.
Natural light floods the open-plan room through floor-to-ceiling windows, offering jaw-dropping views across the capital.
'WFH,' Georgia simply captioned the snap.
Since settling into the multi-million-pound property, the TV personality has treated followers to several glimpses inside the chic space.
The decor is elegant yet understated, with a neutral palette and contemporary finishes.
Cream walls and plush boucle furnishings create a soft, minimalist feel, while dark marble countertops and sleek green bar stools add a touch of drama to the adjoining kitchen.
A stylish bar area positioned beside the panoramic windows makes an ideal spot for entertaining.
While a statement metal spiral staircase becomes a focal point, leading up to the private quarters.
Upstairs, the couple's bedroom is a serene retreat, featuring a low-profile bed nestled against a curved feature wall.
Dozens of cable drop pendant lights cascade across the ceiling, creating an intimate atmosphere.
The en-suite bathroom is equally impressive, complete with a statement circular tub that overlooks the city skyline.
This leads into a spacious walk-in wardrobe perfect for mirror selfies.
Their impressive home doesn't stop there - one level up, the pad boasts a sprawling private terrace furnished with a cosy seating area and an outdoor fireplace.
Georgia and James said 'I do' on a fishing boat earlier this year.
However, they ditched their fishing attire for much more glamorous ensembles for their church service.
The reality star looked out of this world in a strapless corset dress and flowing veil, while James opted for a classic navy suit.
The couple settled their pre-wedding nerves with a slice of jam on toast and a cup of tea in James' granny's kitchen.
She captioned her post: 'So relaxed and happy. Pictures taken at James' Granny's house just before the church yesterday. We really did it our way!'
Sharing snaps of their special and unique day, Georgia revealed she travelled to the church in a transit van and held some daffodils freshly picked last minute in the morning.
The bride almost suffered a fall as she slipped over the bottom of her dress while walking to the same church James' grandparents married in.
James wrote on his Instagram: 'Georgia and I got married today.
'Some key details: 1st March 2025 57.6722° N, 2.3372° W (Gardenstown, Northeast Scotland) 6°C, 17-knot winds (because Scottish weather never disappoints) Spaniel ring bearer
'Guests - whoever could get there with 24 hours notice, Scottish honeymoon incoming
'Married in the same church my grandparents were married in'
The pair got engaged in October after the millionaire proposed with an exquisite eight carat triple-diamond studded band estimated to be worth £200,000 during a romantic getaway in Greece for Georgia's 30th birthday.
And after the BrewDog founder previously insisted that the pair would be tying the knot this year, it appears that the couple were true to their word - though guests only had 48 hours notice to attend.
Georgia looked stunning for her big day, slipping into a cream, fleece off-the-shoulder dress - perfect for keeping her warm in the chilly Scottish weather.
The I'm A Celebrity star styled her blonde locks into an elegant up do' and added dainty diamond earrings and a flowing white veil to her bridal look.
Perhaps not very bridal were the chunky brown boots she donned with the outfit, though this may have been for health and safety reasons amid their photoshoot on the boat.
Meanwhile, James himself rocked an unconventional wedding outfit, donning a cream beanie hat and a thick cream jumper worn beneath blue fishing overalls.
The couple certainly appeared to get in the spirit of things, with Georgia and James pulling different expressions as they got to grips with some lobsters.
Georgia's post was greeted with a plethora of delightful comments from her fans and celebrity pals, who were equally shocked and overjoyed at her big news.
After sharing her images to social media, Georgia shared a video to her Instagram stories shortly after walking down the aisle, excitedly remarking: 'We just got married!'
Georgia, who was sat in a car next to James - who at this point was clad in a smart, dark suit - said to the camera: 'It was so unchoreographed! We just came out the church and were like "wait, where do we go now?" So we just sat in the car!
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